Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

sound can be heard from there. 1t i:
feared all ere dead and the number
Of killed is estimated at 200
The wounded SO far number $50. Fol
lowing ere among the killed:
ED MCCLNToCK, Peoria, engineer
aged thiItY-ei.ht; leaves q wit- and two
children.
Son of Ezra Week, aged thirty, Eureka
MISS MAY LAWS, Eureka.
ARTHUR MCCARTHY, Eureka.
JAMES BLAIR, Eureka.
Mrs. DR.. DUCAT of Forest. Her bs =
Is safe.
Wife of travelling man OF KaDk.kee
G0DKL, father and son.
WILLIAM STEPHENSON and two daugk-
ters.
CAPTAIN DADELKV.
Mrs. JAMES DEAL
Mrs. WILLIAM ALLEN.
MRS. WILLIAM BOLE.
SUSIE BOLE
MISS PEARL ADAMS.
WILLIAM REGAN.
Mrs. FRENCH.
PHEEA FRAHM.
MRS. VALENTINE.
Mrs. FALDKJo and daughter.
FRED WEINNEL and daughter, Pearl
Of Peoiia.
Mrs. Kate Cress of Washington and
Cora Smith e ptoris are fatally injured.
i ls imp possible 20 get full list.
Everything is ia the widest confusion.
Nsny are msngled beyond recognition.
0NE HUNDRED AND TEN.
PEORIA IET Au1 II --p-ivefo 6i-
patches from Superintendent. Armstrong,
SAYS lie bodies 50 fsr have been taken
out Of TIE wreck at Chatsworth.
FURTHER LIST OF VICTIMS.
Peoria, Ill Aug lI-DeSpaJches re-
ceiyed a. 10 II 4. n. from ihe scene Of
tie scciGent on me Toledo, peylia and
Western Rail%ey, confirms the report
tnaL 100 Are killed. Among the victims
arc the f. lowing:
MRS. IIMMERMAN, aad baby belong
iEg joe Neal Of PeoriS
Among the injured are: J. f. Dech-
mar, Peoria, slightly.
Miss Peyil Adams and Miss Kitty
WelCh, PeOris, ribs broken.
Robert Z. Zimmerman, Peoria, badly
hurt.
Miss May McVoy, Peoria, badly hurt
HIS. Joseph Neol, Peoria, leg broken.
+ A. Parker, Peoria, seriously hurt.
William Robinson and Mrs. j. ".
Grant, Peolis, dangerously injured
CHATswORTH, ILL, Aug. ll.-Amono
the Killed, TIE folio wing have been ideu.
titled:
MRS. P. CREss, Washington, IL.
Mrs. MAY Lass
ARTHUR Nc ARTY.
JAMES BLAIR.
Ed MCCLNToCK, engineer of No. Is,
roasted alive
jog HoLLGN, baggagemsster, Peoria
JESSE MEFK of Elrtkl.
&R7. Oh DRUkgTT OF F0rcs,.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug II TIE Chicago
Times sp&C;a, from / rest, III, s,ys;
Al Tie lni.Way horrors in the history o.
LIS uu,.y were surpassed Stree miles
east Of Clat5HurtA last night, when az
Xcr-si3I train On the Toledo std Peoris
r2s5 dropped jarouGh G burning bridge
;.3 eyer $50 neCp.e Ncie Xxi led 8cd fJul
g.. Va. EG45er more or less iTiirl (
h. trs.l ms composed Of SIX Sleeping
c.rs, x "a cCsChes sGd ctair cars, saC
~ { h2.,@s!a. l. was carving 900 pas
s>a2sgg, al tECugsiOIiets, IND WIS bound
fGr N,agaEa Fails. The train had been
made u ell sl9lg the line Of the Toledo
and Peoria ro3d, and the excursioni~t.
hailed from various points in Centrs
Illinois, but lot Of them coming from
Peoria. Some OF the passengers
came from Canton, Fl Pasc
aud in fact Gil the stations all along the
line, socie from as far as Burlington end
KeOkuk, l.. s special cheap rte had
been made for the excursion and ali sorts
OF ieoplG took edvSntsge of il. When
the train drew out Of Peoria e. last
evening it was loaded TO
IT'S UTMOST CAPACITY.
Every berth in the SIX sIee pers was taker
a.d the day cars carried sixty people
each. The train was SO heavy that two
engines were hitched TO If, and when il
passed here it wss one hour and hall
behind time. Chstsworth is the mex
station east OF here, six miles eff, anG
the run there was mxde in seven minutes
Sd Tie terrible momentum OF those iiiteer
coaches and two heavy ecgiues shooting
through space at the tate # {
No stop was made st ChltsWortn
and on the heavy train with IL live
freight sped through the darkness. Three
miles east CT Chatsworth is little slough
where the railroad track crosses dry
1pu, about ten feet deep and about fiiteer
wide. Over this WAS stretched sn or ii.
nary trestie, SID SIS the excursion trair
came laundering down il, what was III,
horror OF the engineer on the front engin,
whcG be saw this bridge was aire. Rlgh